Under Site A, Memeio finds a convenient Rust address
A cave base puts a recycler overhead and hostile neighbors nearby in his latest vanilla Rust adventure.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Living Underneath a Monument in Vanilla Rust
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- 0:29Memeio secures the cave beneath Site A on wipe day and starts putting up his base.
- 2:30Exploring the monument above reveals a conveniently placed recycler.
- 3:22A chase toward the launch site ends with Memeio caught in a bear trap.
- 6:43A sponsored segment switches from Rust to an on-camera TCL gaming-monitor demonstration.
- 8:24Craig the frog gets an introduction before nearby players contest an airdrop.
- 18:59Memeio returns to a nearby base with explosives and a jackhammer for another infiltration attempt.
Memeio gets the cave secured on wipe day, then heads upstairs to inspect the neighborhood. There is a recycler directly above his new home. For a solo Rust player, that is a useful amenity, even if the neighbors are less welcoming.
With no new uploads this week, "Living Underneath a Monument in Vanilla Rust" remains the channel's busiest video, reaching roughly 543,000 views. Memeio builds beneath Site A, which he describes as the server's busiest monument, putting his hidden base close to both supplies and trouble.
The convenience doesn't prevent a bear trap from cutting an early excursion short. "Oh, the bear trap? Yo, fair play, boys," he says after getting caught. Later, a key taken from another player opens a nearby base, turning someone else's security choice into an opportunity. Between the encounters, there is a quieter introduction to Craig, a frog he finds along the way. The video also includes a sponsored TCL gaming-monitor segment.
The channel's subscriber count was unchanged over the week, while daily views are currently a little below their usual level. Among nearby gaming channels, Waffloos had a growing week, while fellow Rust channel spoonkid2 also held its subscriber count steady and brought in a larger weekly viewing audience.
Memeio's older unconventional homes remain active draws too: "I Lived in an Unraidable Bus Stop Base in Rust" and "I Lived in Clan Territory Solo" are each adding a couple of thousand views a day. The cave beneath Site A is the much busier address.
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What does Memeio discover directly above his cave base?
His exploration of Site A reveals a recycler conveniently located above his base.





